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Spring is Here! Things to Do in Your Garden
Just like that, spring is here — what an exciting time to be a landscaper/gardener! After all, there are LOTS of amazing things you can do in your garden, and, yes, you might have to get your hands dirty, but that’s all a part of the fun, isn’t it? What to Plant in March March…
Read MoreHow to Convert Your Lawn to a Sustainable Drought-Tolerant Landscape
Save Money with Drought-Tolerant Plants Want to save money and reduce water use by 50% or more? Prefer a landscape that needs little maintenance? If your property has a lawn, converting it to a sustainable, drought-tolerant landscape offers many advantages, including significant water savings. How do you make this change? Want to try some drought…
Read MoreBest Drought-Tolerant Plants for Commercial Landscapes in San Diego County
Commercial Landscaping with Drought-Tolerant Plants If you’re trying to find ways to cut costs in your commercial property, replacing water-hogging plants in your landscape is a smart move. After all, water rates aren’t going down; they’re continuously rising. In fact, local experts are claiming that water rates may more than double over a decade. When…
Read MoreMarch Landscape Maintenance Tips for San Diego County
Spring is Just Around the Corner: Prepare Your Landscape It’s the first week of March, and Spring is ALMOST here. With the arrival of March comes the perfect time to start, refresh, or revitalize your landscape! Yep, it’s March Madness, too, and we’re not talking about college basketball. It’s that time of the year when…
Read MoreBenefits of Planting Native Plants in Your HOA Community
California Native Plants Enhance Property Values Have you considered replacing the plants in your landscape? Property managers and HOA landscape committee members are constantly seeking ways to manage costs while ensuring properties maintain their value. In San Diego County, almost all HOAs pay for water to irrigate common areas and community landscaping needs. So, what…
Read MoreIrrigation Audits After Winter Storms: Why February Is Critical
We love it when it rains in San Diego County — the rain is much needed. But when there’s rainfall, there’s no need to have your irrigation system running. Overwatering plants can lead to a wide range of issues, including root rot and disease. Plus, every drop of rain we receive in our region matters,…
Read MorePost-Rain Checklist for San Diego County Landscapes
No doubt that the areas around San Diego County look pristine after the rains. Everything looks clean, the sky is blue, and it’s a great time to enjoy the outdoors. Go for a hike and you’re bound to see plants waking up and blooming. In February, the signs of spring are evident. Your newly planted…
Read MoreIs Your HOA Ready for the Next Landscape Season?
Spring is Right Around the Corner — Is Your HOA Ready for The Next Landscape Season? Spring begins March 20, and that’s just a little more than a month away. That means there are essential tasks to complete to ensure your landscape is prepared or spring. Spring is a prime season for gardens and yards…
Read MoreHow Poor Landscaping Increases HOA Liability and Insurance Claims
Managing Your HOA’s Landscape Maintenance Landscaping affects more than curb appeal in your HOA community. For example, if the landscape looks poor and unmaintained, it can create dangerous conditions that can increase liability and insurance claims. That’s because neglected landscapes in your HOA can create tripping hazards, injuries from fallen tree branches, and water damage…
Read MoreJanuary Landscape Tips for San Diego County
Tips to Maintain Your Landscape in January It’s January in San Diego County, and we’re at the height of the dormant season. It’s typically the coldest month and it can be wet, too. January middays are often bright and clear with a slight chill in the air. With that said, it’s a good time to…
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